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Meanings of poster in English
Usage of poster in English
1
The previous poster was right; TV sets are the real winner today.
2
Ireland has been seen as the poster child of austerity in Europe.
3
A spokesman said they were merely testing their new poster material corrieboard.
4
It'll come out next week, she said, then pointed at a poster.
5
Other than her dementia, she was a poster child for good health.
6
And here is a poster calling for an Islamic state in Britain.
7
Another social media poster, Falsabaiana said there was no warning at all.
8
A travel poster had started it all, more than three years ago.
9
Need to put a quick banner, poster or social media post together?
10
State media pushed the image of him as a pro-Beijing poster boy.
11
Whittle: The Osprey is certainly a poster child for defense acquisition reform.
12
I was thinking maybe it's time I outgrew my travel poster phase.
13
We have two looks at the poster instead; it is more satisfying.
14
Like the original poster, we're going to present this one without comment.
15
Drummond and the Ukip poster before he set to work on it.
16
Following the strong reaction, the original poster added: Wow this blew up!
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Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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